The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1945, Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1945 — —_—— THE WEATHER iT Key West and vicinity: Partly; loudy and continued warm this’ fi efternoon through Sundady with oa ® few widely scattered showers: | moderate easterly winds. ‘ Florida Partly cloudy and con- tinued mild today, tonight and Sunday, a few widely scattered showers in extreme south’ por-! tion, mostly in afternoons | St. Augustine through Florida Straits and East Gulf. Moderate easterly winds over south EDWARD R. GOMEZ RECEIVES PRAISE WITH AIR FORCE (Special to The Cttinen) FORCE SERVICE COMMAND portion | 7 = and gentile to moderate south-| UNIT. Germany, Apr. 21.—Major easterly winds over north por-; General Hoyt S. Vandenburg, tion today through Sunday. part. | C°™™anding general of the Ninth ly cloudy weather with a few! i" Ferce, has officially com- widely scattered showers over, Med members of the Ninth extreme south portion - Air Force Service Command teain Jacksonville ‘to Apalachicola jt which Privte Edward R, Go- Wo small craft or storm warnings | ¢ . have been issued as Arcadia, ‘aren | operational Fla., atus in the mainte- WEA HER REPORT ponies of aircraft.” ee gag Apr. 21, 1945 |_, The commendation further rvation taken at 8:30 a. m.|* ates, “It is my desire that the =~ War Time (City Offices | eR Who are responsible for this 1 ’ xcellent effort and accomplish- Highest last 24 hours a6 ment should receive my sincer- Lowest last 24 hours 76 est personal commendation . . . Mean such zealous endeavor to ‘keep wl ei ien flying’ will help speed: the termination of this conflict.” | The son of Rogciio Gomez, 917 | Duval street, and Mrs. Irma Smith, Rio Vista, Arcadia, Private Precipttation Reinfa, 24 nours ending 8:30 a. m., inches 0.00} i cae a Deficiency since April 1; le uniennaiesodes —e onl ana 2 ae a 1 |Cpl. Charles Garing —. Sa 1.34 Pharmacy Technician inches 4.27 cla) to Tae © Relative ‘Humidity A NINTH AIR FORCE TIGHT. ER-BOMBER BASE, France, Apr. 9) —Cpl. Charles E. Garing, Jr., |son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eg- Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 6:58 a.m.| bert Garing, 1013 Division street, Sunset 7:53 p.m.| Key West, a pharmacy techni- Moonrise 4:05 p.m.j cian, recently celebrated his first Moonset 4:29 a.m. | annive y overseas with a Ninth | Air Force fighter-bomber group, Temerrow's Tides commanded by Col. Bingham T. G@raval Bese) | Kleine of Gonzales, Tex. The High Tide Low Tide | fighter group flew its first mis- 6:39 ar 1:48 am, j Sion from English bases, ‘moved 8:21 p.m 1:51 p.m, __ | te the continent soon after D-Day and since then has coordinated in dive bombing and strafing at- dete for the 2 tacks ahead of ae Americ a Tes pereture First, Third and Seventh Armies. hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report | tiy have flown more than 2,- ed by the U.S. Weather Bureav-| 9) combat hours, with over 12,- TEMPERATURE BULLETIN | Highest 1000 individual sorties, dropping last 24 hours last nigh! | yore than 3,000 tons of bombsaon Atlanta 81 53 German targets. Targets destroy- Boston 61 47 ed amount to 715 enemy vehicles, Brownsville 82 288 tanks, 225 rail cu Charleston 16 67 motives, 1,089 railway ¢ Chicago 55 45 buildings, 74 gun emplacer’ Detroit 57 46 92 road cuts and 94 horse drawn } Galveston “4 66 vehicles. | dacksonville 83 64 Records also réveal 91 tanks, Kansas City 80 50 395 enemy vehicles, 310 locomo- KEY WEST .__ 86 76 tives, 1,488 railway cars, 185 W. Airport 85 16 buildings, 2 destroyers, 73 gun jemphis 7% 59 emplacements and 39 bridges iami 16 70 were damaged. } ae gman > - eocvcccccevcce ° Norfolk 73 47 COMMENDED —— City 84 aA Oc reccecceccecccceee nsacola 74 6 | Pittsburgh 53 40 St. Louis 76 56 Tampa 88 67 Best Of Products At ‘Midget Bar’ Wille Saunders invites his many friends and customers to} visit the package goods depart-| ment of the Midget Bar and Package Goods Store, for any beverage they may want in sizes from a half pint to a quart. The shelves in the little spot are fill- | ed with mationally known pro- ducts, | At the bar the best drinks in| south Florida are served, all) made of fine quality, known] brands of beverages. Frank Duffy that well known Irish tenor, that man with a per- sonality that is not only pleasing | really funny (at times) will be the master of ceremonies tonight, his special stunt will be to sing in accompaniment with the Juke Official Navy Photo COMMEND:y FOR the part Played in tae xecent War bond drive, Mrs. Mary Mullins, Sec- retary to Caprain Joseph B. Logue, Medical Officer in Com- mand of the Naval Hospital, a oor old Duff nigiisiestieadectes See | and wife of Sgt. Wm. J. Mul- .a << TONIGHT lins, USMCR, has been pre- NG. GAMES TONIGHT [20 Ore beats AT ‘BINGO PALACE’) ment Citation by Comas, Fran- cis P. Gardner. Mrs. Mullins I ht Bir aN 1 ¢| will leave next week sil might Bingo is the orcer 0: | Washington, D. 'C. where she things ina big way at ms sees has been transferred to BuMed, Palace, 700 Duval secs av oni| Sergeant Mullins has been giv- Tee te Sars. Pearl Barfield, the| eounew culyiwnn the Mae ' ng director of this ever-| Cos institures ta sw esnington Pee canes open at 7-45 o'clock | FREDERICK M. VALDEZ with a big coverall game, fol ARRIVES IN ENGLAND lowed by a series of special events ees including jackpot Many (Special to Tne Citizen) special prizes will be offered and| Uy. STRATEGIC AIR FORCE awarded. From ail reports, t0-) oy ION IN ENGLAND, April night should be a gala a . 21.— Pvt. Frederick M. Valdez, emeaee “ere » of Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio L. aldez, monton street, Key West, recently arrived in this war theater of operations and received a brief orientation course at this station designed to help him ad- Fine Music Tonight At La Concha Hotel Let's go to La Conc ha tonight and dance to the music of Al)j himself to life in a combat , Ps 4 lis- | zone. rosa and his orchestra an i ; re te their chatte It all takes! Private Valdez will soon trans- place in the conditioned Rain- | fer to his permanent station, from sr Room of the La Concha Ho-| which America fighting planes Jelightful spot to spend an | cover our advance into Germany ning of relaxation AN ADVANCED NINITH AIR} 'Finest Of Drinks THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FEI III IOI II III III IAA III I IASI IAAI AAT SOUTH CAROLINA QUEENS Official Navy Photograph ALTHOUGH THEY had never met in their home town of Colum- bia, S. C.. Sarah Watson Sp(X)3c. left. and Laurie Suydam Sp(X)3c, who enlisted in the Women’s Resezve on the same day. because inseparable friends after meeting en route to “boot camp. Both received their initial training at Hunter College, N. Y., at- tended International Busniess School in New Yovk, and were assigned to identical billets in the NOB Supply Department. ‘A WALK IN KEY WEST ed Right down the street I hurr To a V-mail letter send; The sun was shining brightly, While sky and sea-blue blend. I walked into the postoffice, And saw upon the wall, A bright Red Cross before me; I smiled, then gave my all. And then I saw the blind man Behind his glass showcase; Seeing only with his finger: But a smile was on his face. I stopped and bought a paper, Then humbly stood while he Made change with seeing fingers, And thanked me gratefully. Outside a humble laborer sd by me on the street; His shirt was torn, his pants were frayed. And tired were his feet. De But when a child smiled upward, He was richest in the land; And stooping, plucked a flower For the child’s little hand. The sun in slowly setting, Spread glory over all; Splashed all its wondrous colors My senses to enthrall. All these It saw while walking, And as I homeward trod I couldn’t keep from thinking That f had walked with God. —JANET PARKS. Big Time Tonight Served At Club 116 At Starlight Club Club 116, located Nebo wants to see you Western Union on Gre Club, Jonnie and your pposite iends tonight at the} formerly the Navy is NOW Starlight Club, he especially in-| open and serving the finest of vites those of you who have not {| drinks, mixed by Bii al- seen this, his newly remodelled ways there to meet and § his ‘night spot, everything 1s_ nice, many friends and custome new and up-to-date, the dance At Club 116 it is alw cool, floor is one of the finest in south clean and comfortable; the fresh orida, the music is by John mioncondisonen: cecps 1 $0 Diaz and his Rhuma Orche The package goods department pere direct from Tampa wes Ey TUS Ce furnishing of the cocktail lougne products au popule : jare of the latest design. The. big h jcircular bar and the new type Subscribe to) he UiuZen: | stools would do honor to any es- |tablishment anywhere. Every i {evening between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock the Penny Cock- |tail Hour is the attraction, extra cocktails cost only one penny. Forces, Private V. dent in the Key We: HARRY B. JOHNSON COMPLETES COURSE; careers” ODOR CROSSING (Special to CAMP L! 21.—Marine Cpl son, whose w Albany, N. Y.—Motorists rub- bed their eyes in astonishment d quickly closed their automo- Infantry Training Schoc camp. Corporal Johnson's pa Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Jc live at 52642 Simonton stree 200, cross the four-lane Allbany- hen dy road. Brush fires are beleived to have driven the skunks from their lairs. YOUR NEWSBOY . . . buys his copies of The Citizen at whole- sale, sells them at retail. . . » pays cash for his papers. . . « loses if a customer fails to pay. . - + goes the limit for his trade, is on the job rain or shine, serves his customers well. . . - isembarrassed if a customer is slow pay. - .. + asks customers to cooperate by paying him promptly and regularly. THE CITIZEN Circulation Department r to entering the Army Air!Z, oe ee Johnson, lives at 1307 street, has completed windows as they watched a} in the Machine Gun Cl convoy of skunks, ported to ave nubered numbered at least VOTELESS D. C. SPARKS REFORM MOVE) By JACK STINNETT he mean the District's city gov- (By Associated Press: ernment will be turned over to WASHINGTON, D. C. — If the people who live here. there’s any truth in the talk) There's also little argument in around Capitol Hill, the voteless' Congress, as far as I can find, District of Columbia is closer to that the District should have getting a vote and some sort of more than a non-voting delegate representation in Congress than in the House, as Hawaii, Alaska, at any time since the oldest in- the Philippines and Puerto Rico habitants got their first mustache are now represented. cups. But those are matters which The reason is the Sumners- would be left up to Congress, if Capper proposed constitutional the Sumners-Capper act should amendment. Since you and you become a part of the Constitu- will have to vote on it or at least tion. make it clear to your state legis-} 4s hard to see either why the lators how you feel about it, it’s voters of the nation would refuse just as well that it be understood to place in Congress, where it be- now. ‘longs, this responsibility for giv- _lt's hard to see how Congre ing reakaaele otthe national op. can refuse to pass the Sumners-' ita] some sort of say-So about | Capper bul ihow they are governed, and | equal rights with the rest of the nation in voting for President vice president. f y that the pro- S ¥ dment probably will ly specifies that when have, say its backers, is in lack Jand if three-fourths of the states of interest. j}adopt it as an amendment, then} Why that should be is difficult Congress shall determine the ex- to understand. Washington, D. C., | tent of the franchise and repre-| belongs to the nation. Chairman {sentation in Congress; There is Hatton Sumners (D-Tex.) of the jmo thought whatever that this House Judiciary committee, co- Pecenccccceccnees | FOR SALE FOR SALE — $149 BOOKS — Swell titles include The Yearl- and HELP WANTED WANTED—Salesgirls, full time employment. No experience ne- | | cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. ing, Keys of the apr2-lmo} Prodigal Woman—Paul Smith, Bookseller, 334 Simonton St. WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN! GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. apr2-tf apr2-1tf a ,FOR SALE CHEAP—Restaurant fully equipped with electric |CLERKS WANTED — Western} R boxes. Year around business. Dalen: apri2-tt/ Apply 901 Caroline Street. |BEAUTY OPERATOR. | Stell’s} apelT-Ctx | Beauty Nook, 536 Fleming St. Two STORY HOUSE; two apart- | apr20-tf, ments, all furnished. 651 Will- WAITRESS wanted; — evening) _““™ oo apr18-6tx meal only, pleasant working 1938 F - | conditions. 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